The NZ Herald appears to be insinuating that lawyers should not be entitled to receive preferential treatment when it comes to our drink driving laws.
I am outraged. Outraged!
I don't like what the paper's trying to suggest. Lawyers are central to the development and drafting of law. So it makes perfect sense for us to be above it.
I say boycott the Herald. Are you with me? Anyone? Come back!
Friday, March 25, 2011
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To boycott something, don't you first have to read it?
ReplyDeleteSeriously though - I love the outrage at the fact four other people at the same hearing did not have their names suppressed ... because they didn't ask the court to have this happen. Outrageous! Truely outrageous!!